Karavi beach

Karavi beach is an open coastal shore near Livadi, accessible without a gate or formal entrance. Access involves an unpaved track and a short walk over uneven natural ground, so sturdy footwear and careful footing help. Parking is informal beside the track, and there is no direct public transport to the beach. A private vehicle or walking is the practical approach for most visitors. There are no fixed opening hours and no admission fee reported, so visits can be arranged around weather and daylight. The surface combines sand with pebbles and rocky sections, and the water is clear Aegean sea that can become unsettled when wind rises. Morning visits generally offer calmer conditions and less intense sun before exposure strengthens by midday. There is high sun exposure across the open shore and limited natural shade, so bring an umbrella, hat, sunscreen and sufficient drinking water for the full stay. No food or drink service is available, and no toilets, showers or lifeguards are reported, which means self-sufficiency is essential. Mobile coverage and supplies should be arranged beforehand in Livadi or elsewhere, as no shops are reported at the shore. The most settled beach weather runs from June to September, although wind and sea conditions can still vary by day. Because of the lack of facilities and shade, many visits are short or half-day stays rather than full days. Naturist use is reported as informal in quieter sections, not as an officially designated area. Choose a spot away from textile visitors, keep noise low, respect personal space and leave the shore clean by taking all rubbish away.